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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
7
Judge C. Cates told a committee that counseling teens facing problems linked to disability can prevent self harm. He urged recognizing youth progress, promoting work for the handicapped, and fostering community support to boost self confidence and independence.
A reader from Roseburg Oregon discusses retirement planning focusing on location choices and economic factors. The letter explores whether to move for financial reasons or personal affection for a place and notes uncertainty and incomplete details.
A one car wreck at the Elder Road and In Pia Girae intersection injures four people all under twenty. Driver Geneva Moody Smith of Rt. 4 says she swerved to avoid a boy and the car struck an embankment.
Richard Gatling, famed for the Gatling gun, found a patent granted to Joseph Ericsson months earlier for a similar rapid firing device. The note mentions Gatling’s other hemp machine and related gear concepts amid the patent overlap.
A bungled safe robbery at the Red Dot Superette near Ennis and Tryon Streets ended with no one hurt. Police filed charges against Richard Hughes 19 for driving with an invalid license and other offenses. Jerry M Warner 23 faced prohibition law violations. James Cox 31% faced intoxication and prohibition charges after his wreck on Kivett Drive caused about 700 dollars in damage and he was bond or released.
Belva Ann Lockwood became the first woman lawyer admitted to practice before the U.S. Supreme Court, marking a milestone for gender barriers in the legal profession.
City Planning Commission debates zoning changes and blight control. Residents seek ban on apartments in Residential A districts while developers push for up to 100 unit projects on estchester Drive. A service station’s status prompts debate on reuse or downzoning. Dewey Dilly property rezoning reconsideration slated.
A court in Danbury N C sentenced Allen H to a term of 25 to 30 years. The proceeding followed his conviction on charges not specified in the fragment.
ASHEVILLE AP The 44th annual convention of the North Carolina real estate boards opened today in Asheville with an expected 600 delegates. Gov. Dan Moore will address tonight and Maurice G. Read of Berkeley California, president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards, is to speak.
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